You are a living God, master of your own planet. You are endless. You are Razuul.
For centuries, you have been sleeping deep inside your own mind. But you wake up with a girl invading your planet.
Her name is Faja. She is cocky, arrogant, but also beautiful. She is here to kill you, or at least try it.
How will you react to Faja?
Will you outright kill her? Will you play with her? Perhaps try to talk first, get her trust, negotiate...
Will you try to date her?
Or will you only gain her trust to later betray her?
Maybe she hides something, perhaps she is a real threat to you...​

Fetishes included:
- Vore
- Giantesses
- Giantess licking (optional)
- Feet
- Slime (optional)
- Snake vore
- Slime vore
- Sexual struggle
- Ryona
Razuul is a choose your own adventure role play game with light erotica elements! It has multiple paths and a focus on corruption mechanics (with no gore and no violence).
The focus here is on a large freedom of choice, huge replayability and quality over quantity.
Fetishes included:
- Giantesses
- Giantess licking (optional)
- Feet
- Slime (optional)
RAZUUL CONTAINS NO HARDCORE CONTENT OR GORE CONTENT. ALL CHARACTERS ARE ADULTS.

This one hits you in a weird place. It starts like a high fantasy theology lecture and then suddenly you’re knee‑deep in corrupted grace, werewolf claws on skin, and a voyeur scene in a ruined chapel that honestly feels way too specific to be an accident. You’re in the middle of this quiet war where angels, demons, and whatever the hell nephilim count as are all sneaking around inside human lives, and your guy, the main dude, is this exiled Sentinel who’s supposed to guard three “special” humans. On paper it sounds like another chosen‑ones story, but here the chosen ones are carrying fused souls of a goddess and some abyssal prince, and everyone either wants to fuck them, corrupt them, or both in one evening. It kind of feels like someone smashed a theology textbook, a kinky discord server, and a vampire urban fantasy Kindle novel together and then just let the simulation run.

What sells it for me is how it uses that multi‑POV thing. You don’t just stay in the protagonist’s horny angel brain. You slide into the demon ally’s perspective and he’s looking at the same scene, same bodies, and instead of duty and guilt he’s counting weaknesses, soft spots, and who is one push away from begging for “sin” that doesn’t even have a name in human language. Later you get the fallen angel point of view during a voyeurism bit that got stuck in my head: you’re perched in the rafters of an old mansion, watching one of the Three get worked over by a vampire who is way too patient, like a statistician slowly tightening a confidence interval around someone’s willpower. You’re not allowed to interfere, only observe, and the tension is insane because the “right” choice for the mission is to let the corruption go far enough to unlock more power. So you sit there, counting thrusts in your head for no reason, like if you hit a certain number they'll be too far gone. It is such a stupid detail, but my brain loved it. And the game lets you lean into that. Protect them early, or let the werewolf keep breeding “loyalty” into them in that forest scene where you barely see anything except teeth, hands, and moonlight on sweaty skin. Both paths feel filthy, just in different flavors. One run I tried to keep everyone “pure” and ended up with an angel who looks holy on the outside but has seen way more gangbang attempts than most porn stars. Another run I just gave up and treated every encounter like a corruption speedrun and suddenly the supposed guardians are casually using blood, grace, and cum as bargaining chips with demons and vampires in this back‑alley cathedral underworld. No one here is clean. They just pretend in different costumes.

The 3D models help with that too, weirdly. Not because they are perfect, but because they are not. Some of the animations are a bit stiff, some angles during the interracial scenes are awkward, and sometimes a wing clips through a shoulder right when someone is getting railed on an altar. And somehow that makes it feel more real than “perfect” porn. I noticed I was pausing not for the sexy bits, but for the expressions in the tiny moments between. The way the male protagonist hesitates when he sees a demon’s hand around a mortal throat, then still says the line that pushes her deeper into submission. Or that fucked up little smile one of the Three gives a vampire after “losing” a struggle, like she was waiting for an excuse. The story actually remembers what happened too; you can’t charm your way through a corruption path and later pretend you are some noble paladin, because the others keep throwing your choices in your face. It is an RPG structure, yeah, but more like a slow, horny moral decay simulator where stat points are excuses and “meaningful choice” can mean deciding whether you watch from the shadows while an angel and a demon share a human between them or step in and join, fully aware this is probably writing a new scripture in someone’s soul. The game never tells you what is good. It just opens the door, shows you a werewolf in half‑shift kissing blood off a nephilim’s neck while a demon records it with their mind, and waits to see which way you push the world.

Main character is this tired office drone type, stuck in boring loop, and honestly it feels a bit too real at first. Wake up, shitty apartment, dead eyes, go to some soul killing job, come back, porn and cheap food, sleep, repeat. Even his dreams are recycled, like low effort re-run on some trash site. Then he finally gets the Linker System and jumps into New Heaven, and that’s where the game suddenly turns from depressing to… I don’t know, kind of addicting and horny and weirdly emotional. One moment you are clicking through his grey life, next moment you log in, the whole fantasy MMO opens and girls start showing up. And they’re not just “big tits NPC 1” “tsundere elf 2” factory line. They actually react when you act like a creep or when you are nice or when you are just quiet and staring too long. I tried acting like clingy obsessive in one route, choosing every option that sounded just a bit too attached, and the game didn’t just hand me a sex scene and say “good job”. One girl got awkward, another kind of liked it, another one clearly filed me mentally as a red flag, and I loved that.

New Heaven feels like those MMOs where you swear you’ll just “check dailies” and then suddenly you are running side quests for three hours. You go from helping some cute mage with her stupid fetch quest to almost choking her on your cock in a hidden scene if you push the flirt too far and stack enough affection. Or you stay polite and she warms up slower, more cuddle scenes, more teasing, fewer “shut up and fuck me” lines. There is this personality system that quietly tracks if you are more cold, playful, kind, obsessive, whatever. I didn’t pay attention at first, then mid run I noticed a dialogue choice like “stare at her like she belongs to you” and I was like wait, what? And yeah, because of the way I played, the MC started to feel more possessive, more yandere coded, and the girls call you out or melt to it depending on who they are. That part got into my head. It feels like the game is watching how sick you are, not just what porn you click.

Sex scenes themselves are dirty, not this soft-focus bullshit. Some are sweet, some are rough as fuck, and sometimes in same route. There is one scene where a usually confident warrior girl ends up on her knees, face messy, mumbling how she can’t focus on raid mechanics because she just wants your dick, and it honestly hits like those late night Discord ERP sessions that went too far. Animations are homemade in a good way, a bit imperfect, a bit stiff sometimes, but that actually makes it hotter for me, like it is someone’s obsession project instead of corporate thing. Only thing that annoyed me, tiny stupid detail, there is this one sound effect that plays every time you level up, and I swear it hits right during serious horny dialogue and completely murders the mood, and I still kept playing, still went back into the MMO, still chased the girls, still chose the jealous options, like “follow her quietly” or “ask who she was talking to” just to see them react, just to feel that little poke in my brain saying yeah, you really would stalk her in this world if the game let you.

This thing starts like one of those "oops, wrong portal" memes and then suddenly you’re in the middle of a horny fantasy isekai fever dream where everyone takes you way too seriously. You drop into this new world as some regular guy, and this cute but kinda clueless lesser goddess decides you’re her legendary hero. Not a hero like noble knight, more like "please help me not fuck up divinity itself" while also lowkey staring at your crotch every second scene. The fun part is, you’re not just watching her, you’re shaping her. You talk to her, make choices, push her to be soft-hearted and protective or slowly twist her into this hungry demoness who smiles sweet and then makes people kneel. And it’s all framed like a visual novel with legit conversation, not just "click for boob".

What caught me off guard is how much the game makes you flirt and scheme at the same time. You’ll be in her temple, pretending to be this wise warrior, and she’s leaning way too close, asking your "divine guidance", and the dialogue actually lets you either comfort her, tease her, or push her buttons in a darker way. One moment you’re telling her she should care about her worshippers, the next you’re suggesting that fear is better than love, and she actually reacts. Her outfit and attitude shift bit by bit, like the first time she slides from nervous girl trying to cover her chest to this confident milf vibe, legs crossed, smirking at you like she owns the room. And then she still blushes when you compliment her thighs. Make it make sense. There’s also this whole parade of women orbiting around your "hero" status: village girls who suddenly want "private blessings", married women testing how faithful they really are when a supposed chosen warrior smiles at them, older priestesses who absolutely know better but still close the door behind you. At some point you’re doing this awkward moral speech to one girl while trying not to stare at her nipples poking through her robe. Spoiler: you fail.

The story tries to be all meaningful about power, worship, and who controls who, and half the time you’re nodding like "yeah deep theme bro" while clicking the obviously lewd option. There’s this one scene in the goddess’ inner chamber where she asks if she should punish a guy or forgive him, and your answer not only changes his fate but also how rough she gets with you later in bed. Same choice system hits your own image too: people whisper in the streets about you being this gentle savior or this corrupted playboy who walks out of bedrooms buttoning his shirt. And it’s funny because the game pretends it’s all serious, but then throws in moments like you trying to keep a holy face while a milf follower is literally on her knees in front of you, "praying". I still hate how one sound effect in the temple plays half a second late, it’s such a tiny thing, but once you notice it, it never goes away, it just lives in your head while the goddess is riding you and you’re thinking "why the hell did that bell chime now". Anyway, every route just turns into this mess of fake divinity, real lust, and you bullshitting your way through prophecy while building a harem that somehow feels both wrong and very, very right.